Suddenly, a cacophony of noises filled Erica's ears.

At that moment, Erica's gaze also shifted downwards, looking at Victor with concern.

She took no action, but her attention remained firmly fixed on Aurelion and Victor.

She had no idea what Aurelion was thinking at that moment.

After all, Victor had just killed Aubrey.

Although Emperor Auberly had long since died, Victor had only defeated his spirit form.

But what if Aurelion's head doesn't turn around?

She stubbornly insisted that Victor was the murderer of Aubrey.

Will she plan to avenge her father?

This is Erica's biggest worry.

She had known Aurelion for so many years and knew that the empress sometimes just wasn't very bright.

Narrow-minded thinking, even leading to paranoid behavior.

Therefore, she kept a close eye on Aurelion, fearing that Aurelion would do something foolish.

But she still didn't dare to go directly to Aurelian, nor did she dare to check on Professor Victor's condition.

If she acts rashly, she might provoke Aurelion, and the consequences would be even more unimaginable.

In short, the distance is just right.

If Aurelion really intervenes, she can immediately rush down to save Professor Victor.

At this very moment, relentless condemnation of Viktor is pouring in from all directions.

These voices echoed across the devastated battlefields after the war.

Even Hades and the goddess of justice in the sky could hear it clearly.

Hades crossed his arms, closed his eyes, and ignored the humans' calls.

However, he would occasionally peek through a crack in his eyes to observe the Goddess of Justice's every move.

As Persephone said, Hades could sense Victor's weakness.

But he wouldn't stand by and watch Viktor die.

Moreover, Hades genuinely didn't want to see Victor go back to Hell to bother him again.

This would make the already chaotic hell even more difficult to manage, further increasing his workload.

So, just like Erica overseeing Aurelion, he was constantly monitoring the goddess of justice in the sky.

However, he noticed that the goddess of justice also showed no reaction.

She seemed completely indifferent to the sounds of prayer.

But his eyes, hidden beneath his helmet, were fixed on Viktor, and no one knew why he was staring so intently.

But this was not enough to reassure Hades.

Therefore, he remained silent, his eyes fixed on the goddess of justice in the sky.

At this moment, the vast battlefield fell into a strange balance.

Erica stared intently at Aurelion, while Hades stared intently at the goddess of justice.

Both the goddess of justice and Aurelion's gaze were focused on the heavily injured and weakened Viktor.

Despite the constant clamor of condemnation from all around, no one at the scene took any action against Viktor.

As time went on, the sharp condemnations and shouts gradually subsided.

The voices that had gathered from audiences around the world gradually faded away.

It's not that they've fallen silent, but that they've grown tired of shouting.

They find it hard to understand.

Why?

Why is no one taking action?

It's gotten to this point already; Viktor could be killed with just a casual push!

Why isn't anyone attacking Viktor?

"Your Majesty, why aren't you taking action? Aren't you supposed to be protecting the people? Isn't that the enemy who killed your father?!"

"Goddess of Justice, why are you silent? Aren't you the symbol of supreme justice? Are you going to watch this world be destroyed?!"

"Master Erica, why are you standing aside? Aren't you on the side of humanity? Has your worship of Victor not diminished at all?!"

Ultimately, the audience's impatience and anger erupted once again.

The voice, which had been anxious and pleading, turned into a sharp interrogation at this moment:

"Why didn't you kill Viktor? Why?!"

"Why do you think that is? The Goddess of Justice is Victor's fiancée, Erica is Victor's suitor, and the Queen is Victor's student!"

"I knew from the beginning that they were unreliable; they simply couldn't bring themselves to harm him!"

"It's over, the world is about to be destroyed!"

In an instant, boundless anger, anxiety, and despair spread from the crowd.

They were furious, they were bewildered—just how charismatic was Viktor?!

So much so that even on the eve of the apocalypse, they were unwilling to kill.

He was clearly a terrifying demon who intended to destroy the entire world, and even the gods were no match for him!

But no matter how strong the voices of despair, questioning, and anger were, the few people on the battlefield seemed completely unmoved.

Even Aurelion, who was most likely and closest to Victor and could kill him instantly, has yet to take action.

She simply knelt there, staring into Victor's empty eyes.

And she was filled with confusion.

Countless viewers around the world are so enraged that they are trembling and restless.

Even though they were furious and wished they could rush onto the battlefield and slap Viktor, they were powerless to do anything about it.

Seeing this, Lia finally felt relieved and breathed a sigh of relief.

She almost forgot.

Whether it was Gwen or Victor's two students,

They were all people who wanted nothing more than to strip Viktor naked and devour him alive.

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